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Wednesday night high schools girls soccer roundup
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
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Post Staffer
Nate Phillips had two goals and Dieago Galves-Ramos had five saves en route to a shutout performance while leading the Jupiter boys soccer team to a 4-0 victory over Palm Beach Gardens on Wednesday night in Jupiter.
The Warriors raised their record to 5-3 with the win over the Gators.
Monverde 3, No. 1 American Heritage 1: Greg Joseph one goal and Emmanuel Perez had one assist but the Stallions (11-1) fell to the Eagles in Delray, snapping their season-opening win streak. Eduardo Urdanetta had seven saves for the Stallions.
No. 2 Boca Raton 4, John I. Leonard 1: Hugo Navarro had two assists and the Bobcats (12-0) had four different goal scorers in the victory over the Lancers in Boca Raton. Brian Kilgallon had two saves in the win for the Bobcats.
No. 3 Park Vista 2, Atlantic 1: Aryeh Evrahini had two goals to help lead the Cobras (6-0-3) past the Eagles (5-2) in Boynton Beach. Cory Hartstein had 12 saves for the Cobras.
No. 6 Benjamin 7 John Carroll 3: Damian Perez scored two goals and Kevin Byrne added a goal and two assists to lead the Buccaneers (8-0-1) past the Rams in Palm Beach Gardens.
No. 7 Royal Palm Beach 4, Palm Beach Lakes 0: Ojay Nichol had one goal and one assist and Filip Jachim had five saves to lead the Wildcats (11-1) past the Rams in Royal Palm Beach.
Jensen Beach 2, Lincoln Park Academy 1: Zach Panton scored the winning goal to help lift the Falcons (3-4-1) past the Greyhounds in Jensen Beach. Andrew Weiserot had five saves for the Falcons.
Palm Beach Central 6, Dwyer 0: Jethro Pierre had two goals and one assist and Sebestian Quiroz had two assists to help lead the Broncos (4-3-2) past the Panthers in Wellington. Alex Marciulonis recorded his first shutout of the season.
Seminole Ridge 9, Pahokee 1: Bronson Harris, Santiago Pineda and Christian Vega all had two goals and Jared Skinner had three assists to lead the Hawks (3-7) past the Blue Devils in Pahokee. Luis Quintero had two saves in the win for the Hawks.
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Palm Beach Central 8, Dwyer 0: Yulie Lopez had four goals and Michelle Nilsen had one goal and one assist to lead the Broncos (10-0) past the Panthers in Wellington. Lindsey Palcius had five saves for her second shutout of the season.
No. 3 Boca Raton 1 John I. Leonard 0: Taylor Moos scored one goal to lead the Bobcats (10-0-1) past the Lancers in Boca Raton.
No. 4 Benjamin 8, Glades Day 0: Riley Johnston and Kylie Borislow each had two goals to lead the Buccaneers (11-0-1) past the Gators in Palm Beach Gardens.
No. 5 West Boca 8, Santaluces 0: Jenna Ornstein scored two goals and Bridget Clarke added two assists to lead the Bulls (4-2-3) past the Chiefs in Lantana.
Cardinal Newman 5, Jon Carroll 2: Jodi Bronstien and Lexy Gonzalez each had two goals to lead the Crusaders (4-5-1) past the Rams in West Palm Beach. Mickey Agnello had two saves in the win for the Crusaders.
Pope John Paul II 6, Lake Worth 1: Alena Costanian scored three goals and added an assist to lead the Eagles (5-6-4) past the Trojans (4-5-2) in Lake Worth.
South Fork 2, Jensen Beach 0: Alissa Klisus recorded a goal and an assist and Christie Funk had 10 saves to lead the Bulldogs (10-0-1) past the Falcons in Stuart.
Wellington 8, Boynton Beach 0: Raylynn Malec scored three goals to lead the Wolverines (5-2-3) past the Tigers in Boynton Beach.
Dreyfoos 0, Spanish River 0: Casey LaBelle and Allison Brashers helped the Sharks (7-3-2) shut out the Jaguars in a scoreless game in Boca Raton.
Olympic Heights 3, Forest Hill 0: Katia Brule scored a goal and added an assist to lead the Lions (4-6-3) past the Falcons (4-5-1) in West Palm Beach.
Martin County 4, Port St. Lucie 1: Cassidy Kutner scored the only goal for the Jaguars (0-6) in the loss to the Tigers in Port St. Lucie.
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User Comments:
PV Fan commented on December 6, 2012 at 8:44 a.m.: report abuse
The Park Vista High School scores for the Varsity Girls Soccer was left out again. Wednesday night it was Park Vista 2 - Atlantic 0. Park Vista is now 8-2-1
PV Fan commented on December 6, 2012 at 8:44 a.m.: report abuse
Sorry it was PV 2 - Atlantic 1
sportsfan commented on December 6, 2012 at 9:58 a.m.: report abuse
PV Fan, traditionally, the home team coach calls in the score; if they don't, maybe someone (asst. coach?) could call in all your team's scores, just in case.
area coach commented on December 6, 2012 at 10:33 a.m.: report abuse
Coaches know that if they want to get their teams mentioned in the paper, they need to call in the scores, or have someone do it for them. Often times the paper (PBPost & SS) will even call the coach by a certain time if the score was not called in.
I am curious about the stat leaders & rankings. There is apparently a top 10, but it can't be found in list form. And stats were taken on Sunday, yet have not been published.
John I real commented on December 6, 2012 at 1:42 p.m.: report abuse
John I has only lost two games and they've been top 5 ranked opponents, in the lost to West Boca the keeper threw up before the game and some players missing. Agaisnt Boca Raton they only lost 1-0 and it was a head to head game
Sportsfan commented on December 6, 2012 at 10:09 p.m.: report abuse
Area coach, stats will probably start showing up on Tuesday
colette brown-graham commented on December 10, 2012 at 10:59 p.m.: report abuse
why do you rank only the large schools with girls soccer and not the small schools?
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